Today, students from PM Shri Govt. Girls Middle School, Jindrah Zone Dansal Jammu, embarked on a field visit to the historical site of Krimichi in Udhampur. The initiative, organized under the PM Shri Component, aimed to provide students with a firsthand experience of the rich historical heritage.
The highlight of the visit was the exploration of the ancient Pandava Temples, protected by the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI). The students were guided through the historical significance of Krimichi, with a particular emphasis on understanding the architectural importance of the Pandava Temples.
The educational sessions, conducted on-site, were coordinated to enhance the students’ understanding of the historical context surrounding these ancient monuments. The visit not only exposed them to the marvels of our cultural heritage but also instilled a deep appreciation for the preservation efforts undertaken by the ASI.
The success of this enriching experience was made possible through the dedicated efforts of the organizing team led by Sanjay Sharma, Lakshami Devi, Bindya Rani, and Sadaket Ali. Their meticulous planning ensured that students received the full benefit of the field visit, including transportation, lunch, and refreshments, adhering to the schematic procedure.
Speaking on the occasion Sadaket Ali Malik throwed light on the pilgrimage heritage and tourism sites located in Jammu and Kashmir.
The Headmaster In-Charge Sanjay Sharma expressed gratitude for the collaboration and commitment of all involved, emphasizing the importance of such initiatives in shaping the students’ holistic education.
The PM Shri Govt. Girls Middle School Jandrah remains committed to providing students with diverse learning experiences, fostering a sense of pride and connection to their cultural heritage.
